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MONTPELIER — The next group of Vermonters can soon begin signing up to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
STRATTON MOUNTAIN — Additional appointments are now available for drive-up COVID-19 testing at Stratton Mountain Urgent Care at the Carlos Otis Clinic.
PUTNEY — Landmark College is keeping the surrounding community apprised of our approach to offering residential and online programs to our students during the Spring 2021 semester. This includes health and safety protocols related to preventing spread of the novel coronavirus.
MONTPELIER — State officials expressed disappointment after hearing some instances of COVID-19 vaccines going to those who didn’t yet qualify.
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HINSDALE, N.H. — Positive COVID-19 tests of two students have resulted in the closure of both Hinsdale Elementary School and Hinsdale Middle High School.
As a physician, I know that COVID-19 is extremely dangerous. That message has been lost on some. The SARS-CoV-2 virus is killing more than 3,000 people in the United States each day. We now have the “antidote” in two highly efficacious and safe vaccines. Once the vaccine supply increases sig…
TOWNSHEND — Grace Cottage Family Health & Hospital is now a COVID-19 vaccination site. Vermonters age 75-plus can sign up to get their first dose at Grace Cottage by going to the Vermont Department of Health COVID-19 online Event Portal or by calling 855-722-7878.
BRATTLEBORO — Under a contract with the state, a new clinic at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital is getting COVID-19 vaccines to older community members.
MONTPELIER — Vermonters who are age 75 and older can now make an appointment for their COVID-19 vaccination, the state announced Monday.
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As a physician, I know that COVID-19 is extremely dangerous. That message has been lost on some. The SARS-CoV-2 virus is killing more than 3,000 people in the United States each day. We now have the “antidote” in two highly efficacious and safe vaccines. Once the vaccine supply increases sig…
TOWNSHEND — Grace Cottage Family Health & Hospital is now a COVID-19 vaccination site. Vermonters age 75-plus can sign up to get their first dose at Grace Cottage by going to the Vermont Department of Health COVID-19 online Event Portal or by calling 855-722-7878.
MONTPELIER — State officials are hoping to announce next week where increased COVID-19 testing will be offered in Bennington County, where community spread of the virus remains a serious concern.
BRATTLEBORO — Under a contract with the state, a new clinic at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital is getting COVID-19 vaccines to older community members.
MONTPELIER — More than 55,000 Vermonters have received COVID-19 vaccines, giving cause for some celebration.
BRATTLEBORO — As vaccination efforts to guard against COVID-19 continue, the town stands ready to provide a hand in getting shots into arms.
An increase in COVID-19 vaccine doses will allow the state to increase the number of vaccinations being offered in Bennington County and two other counties, Agency of Health and Human Services secretary Mike Smith said Friday.
SPRINGFIELD — Springfield Hospital has not received a final decision on whether to destroy the 860 vaccines that may have been damaged due to slightly higher temperatures in storage.
MONTPELIER — The first round of vaccinations started Wednesday morning at 25 clinics throughout the state for residents 75 years old and older, launching the state’s effort to vaccinate the state’s general population.
MONTPELIER — More than 13,000 Vermonters who are 75 or older have signed up to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in the first few hours the Vermont Health Department’s signup site was open Monday.
MONTPELIER — Vermonters who are age 75 and older can now make an appointment for their COVID-19 vaccination, the state announced Monday.
Testing wristbands are in. Mask-wearing is mandatory. Desks are socially distanced.
Nearly 2,000 doses of a COVID-19 vaccine were spoiled at a Veterans Affairs hospital in Boston after a contractor accidentally unplugged a freezer, hospital officials announced Thursday.
Fortune struck one man in the bakery aisle at the supermarket. Two others were working the night shift at a Subway sandwich shop. Yet another was plucked from a list of 15,000 hopefuls.
Health officials say both doses should be of the same vaccine.
BRATTLEBORO — Jamie Mohr, director of Epsilon Spires, holds onto the rope to ring the bell at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday as part of a national memorial to honor the lives lost during the COVID-19 pandemic. Other local memorials included a bell-ringing at Next Stage Arts Project in Putney. As of Tuesd…
MONTPELIER — Data shows COVID-19 case counts slowing around the country, region and Vermont, giving state officials some optimism as vaccination efforts continue.
MONTPELIER — The state rolled out its COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan on Friday, asking for patience as it prioritizes older Vermonters and those with underlying health conditions.
MONTPELIER — Health Commissioner Dr. Mark Levine hinted broadly Wednesday at a COVID-19 vaccine distribution system that will prioritize older Vermonters, make use of centralized locations to distribute shots, and make concerted efforts to reach the state’s Black, indigenous and person of co…
MONTPELIER — The state Agency of Education is asking school districts to formulate plans for educational recovery of its pre-kindergarten though Grade 12 students and a hoped-for April return to in-person learning, Education Secretary Daniel French said Friday.
BRATTLEBORO — Dr. Kathleen McGraw, chief medical officer and chief information officer at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital, encourages everyone to get vaccinated as soon as it’s their turn.
MONTPELIER — Gov. Phil Scott said that, like many others, he’s “happy to put 2020 in the rearview mirror.”
As an OB/GYN, it is important to me that my pregnant and nursing patients and those who may become pregnant have all of the information they need to make a good decision about whether or not to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Here’s what we know:
WILMINGTON — Town Manager Scott Tucker is working remotely from home after testing positive for COVID-19.
WESTMINSTER — A student at Bellows Falls Union High School tested positive for COVID-19 over the holiday break, but the case is not expected to have an impact on the operation of the school, according to Superintendent Christopher Pratt.
BRATTLEBORO — Within the last month, two town employees tested positive for COVID-19.
